insincere in Greek
insincere in Greek is ανειλικρινής, υστερόβουλος — insincere means not honestly meaning what is said or shown; putting on an act.
insincere in Greek
ανειλικρινής
Pronounced: aneilikrinis
Not genuinely meaning what has been expressed; not sincere; artificial; factitious.
υστερόβουλος
Pronounced: ysterovoulos
Not genuinely meaning what has been expressed; not sincere; artificial; factitious.
What does "insincere" mean?
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adjective Not honestly meaning what is said or shown; putting on an act.
"His apology sounded insincere, more about avoiding trouble than real regret."
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insincere in a sentence
- His apology sounded insincere, more about avoiding trouble than real regret.
- Customers can usually tell when a smile is insincere.
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What is "insincere" in Greek?
"insincere" in Greek is ανειλικρινής, υστερόβουλος. insincere means: Not honestly meaning what is said or shown; putting on an act.
How do you pronounce ανειλικρινής?
"insincere" in Greek is ανειλικρινής, pronounced "aneilikrinis".
How do you use "insincere" in a sentence?
Example: "His apology sounded insincere, more about avoiding trouble than real regret." In Greek, "insincere" is ανειλικρινής, υστερόβουλος.
Are there other ways to say "insincere" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "insincere": ανειλικρινής, υστερόβουλος.
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